The Fali people of Northern Cameroon create beaded fertility dolls that hold deep cultural significance. Crafted by betrothed men for their fiancées, these dolls symbolize a commitment to marriage and the couple's desire for children. Worn by the women in a baby carrier until their child is born, these dolls are then carefully preserved. Made from materials like metal, wood, leather, and decorative beads, they showcase the Fali people's craftsmanship. The skills of Fali women in pottery and handwoven cotton fabrics further highlight their artistic prowess. These dolls, beyond their aesthetic appeal, offer a tangible link to Fali traditions and beliefs, making them a meaningful addition to any collection or home.